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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXIII, Issue 9270, 24 May 1906, Page 3

NORTH OTACO FARMERS' GO-GP£RATIY£ 4SSOCIATIOSI I'D, FAT LAMBS. TTTE hare boeii appointee Agents for VV THE CANTERBURY FROZEN MEAT COMPANY, and have arranged lor the Purchase of Fat Lambs at per head on farms Clients are requested to advise i-j early when they are ready, and we will send our buyers to draft. We are also prepared to handle stock to be killed and frozen an owners' aecoum at pakeoka works, and sell same in the colony or in the Houi<marketi. STCMQc FOH CRASH. GRAIN SEASON, 1906. We b*vt Enquiries for New Season's Produce, and invite farmers to forward early camples of WHEAT, OATS, BARLEY, AND POTATOES. FREEHOLD & PROPERTIES Ot. SALE. THE NORTH OTACO FARMERS' CO-OI'EKA TI VE ASSOCIATION (LIMITED; J iLAITLAND JONES. Manager

CO - OPERATIVE MORSE BaZA Alt. SATURDAY, 26t!i MAY. At 12.50. The xoirnr o'tago farmers' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION will hold their Usual Fortnightly Horse Sale on above date. On account of }lr James Bree.n: First-class 3-year-old FILLIES First-class 3-year-old FILLY j First-class 5-year-old GELDIXG On account of Messrs Mitchell Bras. : "j First-class 3-year-old GELDIXG (by Lord Ranfurly) 1 First-class MARE, 6 years (by Cedric) ' J First-class MAKE, aged 3-ycar-old Spring-dray GELDIXG On account of other vendors: Draught MARKS and GELDEsGS .First-class 3-year-old HACK and Harness Horse (by Stanley) Handsome GIG (new) Xeiv DOGCART Further Entries Invited. COX. CHRISTIE. 594 Auctioneer. CO-OPERATIVE HUESJ? B.iZ iaIS. SAT''!;!).\n . 26: ir M \ . 12. M j"< if'.'.l'ii lAH.\il ::<■ LU- * •. i'K i ] •. :■ ASSOCIATION li-i-Ml'lED) !: iv : leceivcd instructions from Mr I). .YrLeod to submit to public competition His VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, containing 67 acres 2 roods 30 poles, being Section 31, on the Plan of the Awamoa Estate. together with improvements, consisting of good 3room<v] Dwellinghouso, AVashhouse, Men's Hut, Large Shed, Chaii'house, Stock Yard, Cow Byre, etc. For full particulars apply to the XORTH OTAGO FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION /limited). COX. CHRISTIE, 595 Auctioneer. THURSDAY, 31st MA.Y. On the Farm, near Strachan's Siding. At 12 o'clock.

North otago farmers' coOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION (LIMITED) arc favored with instructions from Mr Thos. M'Cone, who lias sold liis farm, to soil by public auction all liis LIVE and DEAD STOCK, comprising: iy Draught .MAKES and GELDINGS, ' 3to 5 years Aged GELDIN G, grand leader | Yearling PILLY, by General Otis iy First-class Selected Dairy COWS, in inilk or at calving 3 Farm Drays and Frames, 2 D.F. Ploughs, Blocks, Chains, and Trees, Grain Drill (by Reid and Gray), Grain Drill (Massey-Har-ris), Duncan Cultivator, ILisseyHarris Binder (good as new), Set 6-lcaf Harrows, 3 Sets Shaft and Leading Harness, Horsecovers, Secondhand Sacks, and a lot of Sundries. Also, on account of Mr William Simpson— A Draught MARES and GELDINGS. 4 to 5 years old First-class HACK, 6 years old; very fast trotter 1 HACK, 5 years POXY, Gig and Harness Halfbred EWES, in lamb to Border Leicester rams On account Sir Robert Hill—g Draught MARES and GELDINGS J Spring-cart HORSE, 3 years old J Quiet PONY, 4 years Luncheon at 12.30 o'clock. CON. CHRISTIE, 574 Auctioneer. WHERE TO SEND YOUR PRODUCE FOR SALE— T. E. SIJIEL AND Cd; v i Auctioneers, Grain, " i Fruit, and Produce Commission Agents,; DTOfEDEf. 1 Weekly Account Sales and Cheqaee. 539